1. The procedure followed and the results achieved from CIM piloting
Gebeyehu Belay
Environmental Protection Land Administration and Use Authority (EPLAUA)
May 11, 2009

2. Points to be covered Introduction ISLA printout Preparatory works
Screen digitizing
Approval by the committee
Field check
Public hearing
Export to ISLA

3. Introduction 3.6 million holdings More than 16 million parcels
Second level book of holding requires plans to be attached
Speedy spatial data generation methods
CIM and provisional second level book of holding

4. ISLA printout Printout of confirmed ISLA data in XL sheet
In alphabetical order
Parcel ID and names of bordering land users

5. Preparatory works
Identification of Kebele/Woreda boundary using CSA senses map
Selection of the right type of image
Geo referenced and auto rectified
Subdividing in to manageable size
In-house training on methodology and software

6. Screen digitizing Polygons are created Familiarization
Easley identifiable reference points

7. Corrections together with the committee
Minimizes field work
Corrections can be made directly in to the computer
Errors can be minimized
Boundaries of CPRs
Manageable size for group discussion

8. Displays Landholders can easily visualize maps
Can be used as communication tool
Convenient for landholders

9. Field check
Important especially for boundaries difficult to identify on the screen
Can be supported by field measurements
Parcel IDs and ISLA printout

10. Public hearing Forum to inform the public about the survey result
Approval shall be given by the public
Minutes will be documented
Approval by the Woreda
Export to ISLA

11. Issues for further verification
The extent of shifts
Area
Variations due to topography
Ground control and transformation

12. Thank you
So much